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G33 · 07-01-2009, 03:45 PM

Today's school geography trip was awesome. Had a wonderful time and a really good laugh too.

The first place we stopped at was Hythe station road then Hawkins Road. Next we visited the local supermarket for a quick bite to eat, then back out for a walk down to the Quay, King Edwards Quay. Afterwards we made our way back up to the supermarket were we finally had lunch. While we were there 4 of us went on one of the kid rides!

Was a good laugh, then one of the teachers came round the corner. He saw the funny side of it.

All round it was a terrific day, lots of fun nice hot weather too, as we are currently going through the middle of a heatwave.

One photo here that Kai lok a friend of mine took.

G33 · 07-01-2009, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by freakcruiser

And I hope you had a great voyage on QM3, did you get the chance to meet her captain?

I couldn't find the bridge let alone the captain!

G33 · 07-01-2009, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by freakcruiser

Lots of great pictures of the Jewel. AH! What I would do to see a cruise ship in real life!

I'm sure you will see some soon Curtis!

When are you going to see Pearl Mist?

G33 · 07-01-2009, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MilliesMom

The photos of the beach with you and Ryan were fun to see. Altho it did look a bit cold to be at the beach and in the water.

The Jewel of the Sea is amazing. I would love to have one of the corner AFT balconies. The size of those balconies was really something in your photos.

Very happy to hear you enjoyed all the photos!

The water was a little cold but it was ok once I got used to it.

G33 · 07-01-2009, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Lanky Lad

Great pictures Harry, it is a great place to watch ships from.

I will be in Liverpool in October to see QM2, another place where you can get quite close to the ships, with nothing much in the way to spoil the view.

Thank you Stephen, good the hear you enjoyed the photos!

Liverpool is a place I've never been yet, maybe it's something I should mention to my parents sometime.